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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Help with commas
I'm having trouble deciding where the commas go in this sentence. Is the comma before "entitled" necessary? Should there be a comma after the name of the chapter? Thanks.
Each of the characters has his or her own strengths and weaknesses in the chapter entitled, "Starting a Band" in Dr. Howards new book, Musical Publishing.
Each of the characters has his or her own strengths and weaknesses in the chapter entitled, "Starting a Band" in Dr. Howards new book, Musical Publishing.
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Hi, I'm having trouble deciding where the commas go in this sentence. Is the comma before "entitled" necessary? Should there be a comma after the name of the chapter?
- Hi, I'm having trouble deciding where the commas go in this sentence.
- Is the comma before "entitled" necessary?
- Should there be a comma after the name of the chapter?
- Thanks.
- Each of the characters has his or her own strengths and weaknesses in the chapter entitled, "Starting a Band" in Dr.
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Hi,
I'm having trouble deciding where the commas go in this sentence. Is the comma before "entitled" necessary? Should there be a comma after the name of the chapter? Thanks.
Each of the characters has his or her own strengths and weaknesses in the chapter entitled, "Starting a Band" in Dr. Howard's
I'm having trouble deciding where the commas go in this sentence. Is the comma before "entitled" necessary? Should there be a comma after the name of the chapter? Thanks.
Each of the characters has his or her own strengths and weaknesses in the chapter entitled, "Starting a Band" in Dr. Howard's
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